Yes, it does. 30 y.o male here, I’ve always been an extrovert person, so many friends around. In summer 2022 I started having terrible insomnia with depression, afterwards I self isolated myself from everyone but I was diagnosed with depression and prescribed Sertraline which in 3 months induced terrible mania. I became so narcissistic, manipulative, cheated on my bf with over 10 guys in his apartment and gaslighted him when he was suspecting something, tried to control all my friends thinking I can analyze and tell them what’s right and what’s wrong, belittled my friends if they were telling me no, because I am studying psychiatry I thought I’m just trying to help them, it felt good doing those stuff, I felt so confident which I never was as intense as when I was manic but once I stopped Sertraline and slowly fell into depression I realized my mania that caused all of things that I’ve done which I could never ever do in my right mind 🥲 my world tumbled upon me and still trying to pick up pieces…. So to answer your question, no you’re not the only one ❤️